What would you choose?
If you had 2 offers from 2 different carriers, which one would you take?
Verizon Wireless, $6.00 more per hour, 40hrs per week, OPS position, No commission.
T-Mobile, $6.00 less per hour, 30hrs per week (could be full time real soon) Sales Position, No cap on commission.
Verizon Wireless, $6.00 more per hour, 40hrs per week, OPS position, No commission.
T-Mobile, $6.00 less per hour, 30hrs per week (could be full time real soon) Sales Position, No cap on commission.
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Verizon pays better, but its easier with T-mobile, customers are not as aggressive.
I worked for Verizon and I enjoyed the 16 per hour + comm., so if the money is what you after go for it, but be on your best they let you go for any reason if they want, thatās why the nick name of Verizon is āsoviet union of cellularāĀ, you will find out later what it means. And no I donāt work for T-mobile. Good luck
I worked for Verizon and I enjoyed the 16 per hour + comm., so if the money is what you after go for it, but be on your best they let you go for any reason if they want, thatās why the nick name of Verizon is āsoviet union of cellularāĀ, you will find out later what it means. And no I donāt work for T-mobile. Good luck
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Compare at both full time and Verizon is giving you an extra $240 a week hourly.
So, hours being equal, can you make $240 in a week under T-Mobile's commission structure? If that only works out to say 10 phones, then I say go TMo because you should sell more than 10 phones a week. If the commission structure makes $240 kind of difficult than go with the big V.
So, hours being equal, can you make $240 in a week under T-Mobile's commission structure? If that only works out to say 10 phones, then I say go TMo because you should sell more than 10 phones a week. If the commission structure makes $240 kind of difficult than go with the big V.
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